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can autism be cured in 2 year-old - #24030

Grayson

I am really worried about my 2-year-old son. Lately, we've noticed him showing signs that seem like autism, you know? He doesn't respond to his name very well, and he has these repetitive behaviors that are tough to watch. I've read that early intervention can help, but I keep wondering, can autism be cured in 2 year-old kids? I mean, are there really strategies or treatments out there that could make a difference? People say they’ve seen improvements with certain therapies, and I feel desperate. We want to give our boy every chance to grow and thrive. Sometimes I think I see glimmers of him connecting with us, but then other times, it feels like he’s so far away. Is it even possible to think about a cure, or should we just focus on support instead? What can I do as a mom to help provide the best for him? Any info would be super appreciated!

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Your concern for your child is completely understandable, and it's natural to seek the best possible path forward. While autism isn't typically "cured" in a traditional sense, there are interventions and strategies that can significantly support a child's development and help them connect more effectively with the world around them. The key is early and proactive support, which can make a substantial difference. Autism spectrum disorder varies widely, so each case needs a tailored approach. In the realm of Ayurveda, we emphasize balancing the doshas – Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. For addressing autism, we often look at calming the Vata dosha, as it might contribute to a sense of restlessness or disconnection. Diet can play a huge role. Aim to incorporate warm, grounding foods into your child's meals. Foods like cooked vegetables, whole grains, and warm milk can be soothing. Avoid processed foods and sugar as they might irritate the doshas. Routine is calming for children with autism. Establishing consistent daily routines helps create a sense of security. Try to have meals, playtime and bedtime around the same time every day. Therapeutic touch, such as gentle massages with warm sesame oil, can also be helpful. This may soothe your child's nervous system and promote relaxation. As for therapies, consider speaking to a pediatrician about options like speech or occupational therapy, which are specifically designed to support developmental needs. Always consult with healthcare professionals for a comprehensive approach. While Ayurveda can complement traditional methods, it should not substitute. You're doing great by seeking support and considering a proactive approach. Embrace every small step forward, and be patient with the journey ahead.
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